A+ Content

Amazon A+ Content, $149 per ASIN

An Amazon A+ Content service sold as a complete build for one listing: the module images, the copy inside them, the listing video, and revisions until it matches the brief you approved. One published price, not a quote.

  • Complete, not a starting price
  • Unlimited revisions in brief
  • No account access needed

Amazon A+ Content

$149per ASIN

  • A+ module images (comparison, feature and lifestyle)
  • Amazon listing video, up to 60 seconds
  • Module headlines and body copy
  • Unlimited revisions within the approved brief
  • Full commercial usage rights
per ASIN, complete
$149
things in the package
5
turnaround, by plan
3–7 days
setup or per-module fees
$0

The build

What gets made for one ASIN

Six parts, all delivered at the dimensions their module expects.

  • Comparison module

    Your range side by side, so a shopper choosing between your own variants stops leaving to do it on a competitor’s listing. Built to the column count the module actually holds.

  • Feature modules

    One benefit per module, image left or right, in the order the objections arrive. Text written to fit the character limits rather than trimmed to fit them afterwards.

  • Listing video

    Up to 60s of product video for the carousel, produced from your photos. Bought on its own it is $149; inside this package it is included.

  • Built mobile-first

    Modules stack on a phone and the comparison table scrolls. We lay out for the narrow view first, because that is where most listings are read.

  • Copy, not just layout

    Headlines and body copy for every module, written against your bullets and your brief. You approve the copy before anything is produced.

  • Amazon’s dimensions, exactly

    Every asset exported at the size its module expects, named by slot. Nothing arrives needing a re-crop before it can be uploaded.

The copy step is the one sellers are surprised by. A module is a layout with a character budget, and writing to that budget is different from trimming existing bullets until they fit. You approve every headline and paragraph before anything is produced, which is also where claims get checked — we will lay out a comparison, but the claim inside it has to be yours.

Before delivery, the product on screen is compared against your photographs under our product fidelity guarantee.

How it runs

From ASIN to upload-ready files

Four steps, with the approval before production rather than after it.

  1. Send the ASIN and the photos

    The listing as it stands, your product photography, your bullets, and anything you can and cannot claim. One brief per ASIN.

  2. We lay out the modules

    Module choice, order and copy come back for approval before production. This is where the objection order gets decided.

  3. Production and product check

    Modules and the listing video are produced, then checked against your photographs so the product on screen is the product you sell — the same check every video gets.

  4. Files, ready to upload

    Delivered at Amazon’s module dimensions and named by slot, in 3–7 days by plan. Revisions run until it matches the approved brief.

Per ASIN or per month

Which way of buying is cheaper

Per-ASIN pricing is right for a listing. For a catalogue, it stops being.

Buying A+ production per ASIN versus on a monthly plan
How you buy itSuitsWhat you pay
Per ASIN ($149)One or two listingsPay per listing, nothing recurring
Monthly plan ($747–$2,197)A catalogue — 15 to 60 videos a month$37–$50 a video, mixed across listings and ads

Both figures are published on our pricing page: $149 per ASIN, and $747, $1,297 or $2,197 a month by plan.

The crossover is not an ASIN count, because listings differ in how much of them needs producing. A catalogue of near-identical variants needs far less per ASIN than five unrelated products. Tell us how many listings and how complete each one already is, and we will tell you which is cheaper — including when the answer is to keep buying per ASIN. An Amazon A+ Content service that sells only one way has a reason to give you one answer; publishing both prices is what lets us give you either.

Terms

What you get either way

The same on a per-ASIN package as on a plan.

  • Full commercial rights

    Every asset is yours outright — on Amazon, on your own store and in paid social. No usage window, no per-marketplace fee.

  • Published turnaround

    3–7 days by plan, measured from approved brief to delivery.

  • Checked against your photos

    Before anything is delivered, the product on screen is compared to the product in your photographs. Colour, proportions, materials, logo placement.

Guide

Choosing an A+ Content agency

What you are actually buying, and when you are buying too much of it.

What an A+ Content agency is actually for

Two jobs, and most sellers only need one of them. The first is deciding what the modules should say and in what order — which objection gets answered above the fold, what the comparison is against, what claim the brand can defend. The second is producing the assets at Amazon’s dimensions.

If you already know what the listing has to say, you are buying production and the price should look like production. That is why ours is published per ASIN rather than quoted per engagement.

Why the price is per ASIN and not per module

A listing is not finished until the modules work together, so pricing each one separately puts the seller in the position of deciding which objections to leave unanswered for budget reasons. $149 per ASIN covers the build: a+ module images (comparison, feature and lifestyle), amazon listing video, up to 60 seconds, module headlines and body copy, and revisions until it matches the brief.

It is the same $149 as the standalone listing video on our price list, which is deliberate — the package is that video with the A+ modules built around it, not an upsell on top of it.

When a monthly plan is cheaper than per-ASIN

Per-ASIN pricing is right for a listing or two. For a catalogue it stops being: a monthly plan is $747 for 15 videos, $1,297 for 30, or $2,197 for 60, at $37–$50 a video.

The crossover depends on how much of each ASIN you need produced rather than on ASIN count alone. If you are working through a catalogue, say how many listings and how complete each one is and we will tell you which is cheaper — including when the answer is the per-ASIN package.

What you have to bring

Product photography you own the rights to, from enough angles to show scale and materials. Your bullets. And a clear line on what you can claim — certifications, test results, comparisons — because we will lay out a claim but we will never author one for you.

What you do not need: a shoot, samples shipped to us, or Brand Registry sorted before you start. Registry gates publishing A+ Content, not producing it.

FAQ

Questions about A+ Content production

What sellers ask before commissioning a build.

How much does Amazon A+ Content cost?

Our Amazon A+ Content service is $149 per ASIN. That is the complete build, not a starting price: a+ module images (comparison, feature and lifestyle), amazon listing video, up to 60 seconds, module headlines and body copy, unlimited revisions within the approved brief, full commercial usage rights. There is no setup fee, no per-module charge and no separate licence. It is the same $149 as our standalone Amazon listing video, because the package is that video with the A+ modules built around it.

What is included in the per-ASIN price?

A+ module images (comparison, feature and lifestyle); Amazon listing video, up to 60 seconds; Module headlines and body copy; Unlimited revisions within the approved brief; Full commercial usage rights. Everything is delivered at Amazon’s module dimensions and named by slot, so it can be uploaded without a re-crop.

How many revisions do I get?

Unlimited revisions within the approved brief. You sign off module choice, order and copy before production starts, and after that we revise until the build matches what was approved. What is outside the brief — a different product, a new claim, a restructured listing — is a new brief, and we will say so before starting rather than after.

Do I need Brand Registry for A+ Content?

Yes, to publish it. Amazon restricts A+ Content to brand-registered sellers and vendors. It does not restrict producing it, so if your registration is in progress we can build now and you publish the day access lands.

Do you upload the A+ Content for me?

No. Files come to you named by slot and sized to the module they belong in, and you or your account manager upload them in Seller Central. We never ask for account access.

Can you write the module copy, or do I supply it?

We write it, from your bullets, your brief and whatever you tell us you can claim. You approve every headline and paragraph before production. If you would rather supply the copy, send it and we will lay it out — the price does not change either way.

What if I have dozens of ASINs?

Per-ASIN packages have no minimum and no maximum, so you can order them one at a time. Past a handful of listings a monthly plan is usually cheaper per asset — 15 to 60 finished videos a month at $37–$50 each, mixed across listings however you like. Tell us the catalogue size and we will work out which is cheaper for you.

Do you work from my existing product photos?

Yes. Clear photographs from several angles are enough for both the modules and the listing video. Nothing is shipped to us and no shoot is scheduled.

How long does one ASIN take?

3 to 7 days from approved brief to delivery, by plan. The clock starts once the brief and photos are in, and the approval step on module choice and copy happens before that clock starts, not during it.

Do I own the finished A+ assets?

Yes, with full commercial usage rights. You can use the modules, images and video on Amazon, on your own store, in ads and anywhere else, for as long as you like, and edit them without asking us.

Try it on one listing

Send an ASIN and your product photos. We'll produce a free sample module so you can see the standard before committing to a build.